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EXPENSIVE LUXURIEs,
Government Commissions that VIII Hav
Deficiency Bills.

Government Commissions that VIII Have
Deficiency Bills.
CoPyrght, 1887, Jy tie California associated Pres
WASHINGTON, October 19th-Both the
Interstate Commerce and Civil Service
Commissions will request deficiency appro-
priations from Congress as soon as it assem-
bles. The deficiency in the Interstate Com
mission will be about $4,000, and in the
Civil Service Commission about $4,000.
In view of the notoriety the latter Com
mission has obtained recently there is fear
on their part that there may be enough
anti-civil service members in the next Con-
gress to stihe their appeal for an increased
appropriation.
1t is said that some of those gentlemen
who were most earnest in advocacy of the
system are prepared to 90 back to the
practice of promotions upon recommended
tions of the heads of bureaus and divisions,
who are said to be the best judges as to
which are the most meritorious and de-
serving clerks directly under their super
vision
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The Lon don Riots.

LONDON, October l9th.-The mob sgain
sailed from Hyde Park in the streets, fol-
lowed by force of policemen, this after
noon. 1t became so threatening in Berke-
ley Square that the police charged and
scattered It. The mob sgain assembled
and proceeded along Picadilly, where the
police again attacked il, and sharp fight
took place. Several persons were injured
ana many rioters were taken into custody.
Truly a Wonderful Man.
LONDON, October 19sh-The Times saws:
1t IS fact beyond question that Glad
stones oratorical performance beats the
record OF all statesmen who ever attempted
to govern country by the gift of speech.
We stand amazed at the fecunditv of Ian
guage and physical endurance displayed
by man completing his 18th year. In
substance, however, his speech is deplora-
blen
Frederick williams Birthday.
BERLIN, October 19.h.-All public and
private buildings were decked with flags
yesterday, in honor of Crown Prince Fred
erick Williams birthday. Enormous
crowds gathered at the Palace to sign the
congratulation list. The King and Queen
of Italy sent an alfectiorate telegram to
the Crown Prince
Disguised Cattle-Raisers.
DUBLIN, October 19.h.-At the Tuam
Fair to-day thousands of head of cattle
and sheep were offered for sale at ruinous
figures, but, despite the exceedingly low
prices, there were no purchasers. Large
graEiers declared that they cannot continue
business any longer and must take adyant-
age of the bankrupt laws.
How About "SunDy" HaIys
LONDON, October 19th-Several snow
storms are reported throughout Italy,
greatly injuring crops and animals. The
storm was accompanied by hurricane in
some pats. A number of houses were un-
rooted at Pisa, and several persons drowned
in Lake Como
Terrible Tragedy at Sea.
CoPENHAGEN, October 19th-The Russian
schooner Johannes was towed into this
port to-day. On the voyage he carpenter
murdered the Captain and five of the crew,
and threw the bodies overheard
Brilliant Wedding in Paris.
PARIS, October 19th-The wedding to-
day of Albert Edward Sassoon and Alice
De Rothschild at the Synagogue on Rue
Victoire, was a brilliant affair. There were
4 ,0oo invitations.
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The Canadian Kuoeked ont.

MISNEAPoLIs, October 19.h.--In the
fight between Myers of Illinois and Gil
more of Canada, which took place at
Millers Landing this morning, Myers put
Gilmore to sleep after five hard rounds,
and was declared the winner.
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The REC0ED-UNION
Is the only paper on the
coast, outside of San Fran
cisco, atreceives full Asso-
slated Press Dispatches from
all parts of the world.
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THE UNIvERSALIsTS.
New Code of Faith Reported to the Uni
Versalist Convention

versalist Convention.
NEW YORK, October 19th.-The Univer-
salist General Convention began its busi-
ness session at the Church of Divine Pater-
nifty this morning. Committees were ap-
pointed on Elections and Religious Serv-
ices. Delegates were present from all
parts of the country.
Rev. Tonlinson, D. D., reported, on be-
half of the Committee on Professions of
Faith, the following form of profession, in
stead of the old form:
First-I believe that the holy scriptures of the
Old and New Testaments contain revelation
from God to mankind.
Second-I believe in one God, the Father AL
mighty, Maker of heaven and earth, and in
Jesus Christ, his son, who is the Revealer of
God and Saviour of the World, and in his HOLY
Spirit The Comforter. through which all disci-
pies Of Christ are united in one spiritual body.
Third believe in the necessity of personal
regeneration in the forgiveness of sins; in the
certainty of retribution, and in the final holi-
ness and happiness of all mankind
Fourth-I believe that the opportunities obli-
cations and rewards of religion are in their
nature eternal, and of such immediate urgency
that ought to strive earnestly for present sal
vation by repenting of my sins, and diligently
using the means of grace which, in His mercy
God has provided for me.
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A Dull DAY.
The President Strikes Atlanta at Rattle
Bad Time.

4
"A Bad Time.
ATLANTA, October I9th.-The dav was
rainy throughout. The President and Mrs.
Cleveland entered carriages at IL o'clock.
and made their way through the mud to
the Exposition grounds. The procession
brought uD in front of the grand stand,
where it was intended the distinguished
party should alight, but the President, after
considering the mud, determined not to
venture. There was delay of one hour
before anything happened, although several
futile attempts were made to start the pro-
cession. Finally the troops, perhaps q
thousand strong, came marching and slip
ping past in the mud, the President stand
ing up in his carriage, with umbrella
raised, to review them. When the column
had passed the carriage was, with some diff
ticulty, extracted from the soil, and the
proposed military review having been aban-
Goned the party returned to town.
In the afternoon the President was enter
tained by Hon. julius Brown, son of Sem
ator Brown. At the same hour the most
magnificent entertainment given Mrs.
Cleveland OF the trip was provided by Mrs.
Henry w. Grady.
OFF FOR ALABAMA.
ATLANTA, October 20th-A. M.-Shortlv
after midnight the Presidents train pulled
out for Montgomery. Ala.
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California Trout in the East.

icop,7lga, 1851, BY dis California Associated Press
PHILADELPHIA, October 18th. - Fifteen
hundred California trout were placed in
Wissabickon creek last Monday to stock it
by General L. H. Tyer, Colonel Russell and
Mr.. Simmons, under direction of the Fish
Commission. The opinion is expressed
that Eastern brook trout have neither the
strength nor the vitality of California trout.
The places selected by the Commissioner
aud his party were OF character which it
s believed will render the litsle one. safe
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A FOOTHILL ROAD.
Alleged Route of the Proposed George
town Railroad.

Alleged Route of the Proposed George
town Railroad.
ICCpylgh, 1887. 6y tie California. Associated PressI
LOOMS, October 19th.-The surveying
party of the Georgetown narrow-gauge
have just completed their survey. Leaving
Georgetown, the line passes through Green
wood and by the Alabaster Cave, crosses
the American river below Rattlesnake Bar.
passes the Auburn orange-growers' grove,
thence between Sugar Loaf and Right
meyers Hill and across Secret Rayine at
Chinatown, neVr Pine Grove, and connects
with the Central Pacific at this station.
The entire route passes through fine fruit
belt, with occasional orange groves, and to
forest of immense sugar pine timber.
The length is about thiriy-seven miles,
part in Ell Dorado and the remainder in
Placer county,
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FEARFUL EPIDEMIC,
A Michigan Town Ravaged by An Epi-
demic of Typhoid Fever

IsAPRNING Mich, }, October l9th.-A ter
rible epidemic of typhoid fever is raging in
Iron Mountain village, on the Menomee
River Railway, 100 miles south of here.
There were two hundred cases YESTERDAY.
and new cases were reported every few
minutes. The physicians are working night
and day, with help from other towns. The
deaths are numerous. The authorities and
physicians are at loss to find from wha.
cause the epidemic comes. Poor water and
detective sewerage are generally blamed.
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Woodlands Fire Patrol.

SAN RAFAEL, October 19th.-The Coroner
still has the remains of the man found
drowned at Tiburon yesterday. They still
remain unidentified
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AWAY BEHIND.
The st. Louis Browns HopeIessly Out of
the Championship Race.

PHILADELPHIA, October 19th.-St. Louis
out-batted and outfelded Detroit again
to-day but nevertheless the Leagae cham
pions won by getting their foul hits well
together. King pitched an excellent game
for the Browns, and succeeded in striking
out nine of the heavy hitters. Conway
also pitched effectively. Gleason's one
handed catch of line fly and Deacon
Whites great work on third were the only
particularly good pieces of fielding work
Score-Detroit 4. ST. Louis .
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FORD AND GEORGE.
The "Irish World" Editor Decides to
Cut Loose from Henry Georpe

CHICAGO, October 19th.-The Times New
York special says: Patrick Ford bids good
by politically to Henry George in this
weeks number of the Irish World. He
supported George earnestly last year and
doesn't even quarrel with him for preach
ing free trade. Mr.. Ford says if that were
all, he would have entered disclaimer of
Georges free-trade views and then would
have thrown himself into the campaign.
But" he says, when this campaign was
turned into war against the Catholic
Church a difficulty was created which |
could net overcome and an issue raised
which efectually barred me out"
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FRUIT IN THE EAST.
California Grapes and Pears Selling Well |
in Chicago.

Selling w ell
in Chicago.
ICopyI9. 1857, by tie California Associated P,eSs1
CHICAGO, October 19th.-[Special Re
ceipts OF California fruit still continue light.
The demand for Tokay grapes is active, and
the market rules firm and higher. The
advance, which is caused by very light re-
celpts of grapes and the good demand ex-
perienced, will probably last until the cold
weather sets in, when prices will decline
again. Muscats sell at 81 so per
double crate, and Tokays, $3@S3 25. Ar
rivals of pears are falling OFT Stocks are
becoming reduced, and that which remains
consists largely of poor fruit. The poor
lots remaining have got to be closed out for
about whatever holders can obtain. At
the same time five varieties sell at good
figures. Fall pears have a better demand.
and sell at 81 1892. Other varieties of
pears bring S2@S2 %. Only choice and
large fruit is bringing outside prices.
Ounces are steady at ST. 40@S1 SO for small
boxes, and 81 50MSl rs for large.
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MORE DESTRUCTION.
Another Forest Fire in Sonoma County
Does Great Damage.

Anotner torest Fire in SonOma County
Does Great Damage.
lCopgISI, 1857, by ttc California Associced Press
SANTA Rosa, October 19th.-A fire on
the Austin place, four miles east of here,
has swept barren two thousand acres of
stock range and timber land. At two
O'Clock this afternoon smoke was seen
issuing from Santa Rosa canyon, and
shortly afterwards word came that the fire
was raging on the Austin place. Convey
ances were procured and seventy five men
left for the scene of disaster Upon their
arrival the hill were found
RoBED IN SHEET OF PLANE
And several hundred acres of pasture de-
stroyed. The fire ran through the pine for
est, and could be heard roaring among the
trees for a distance of half a mile. The
flre climbed steep hill and consumed the
underbrush which held bowlders in their
places and set them rolling down the hill
sides with immense velocity. Several per-
sons narrowly escaped being crushed to
death by this means.
By judicious back-firing the mountain
was encircled with broad belt of burnt
country, and the fire has no chance 10
break over its circumscribed bounds, unless
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is granted his troops can capture these in
subordinates in a few hours Swordbearer's
following does not materially increase, but
he loses no courage. Inspector Armstrong
has ordered the ten visiting Assiniboines
to their home. Their prolonged stay has
tendency assure the Indians, and blood
will undoubtedly be shed in their arrest.
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SERIOUS AFFAIR.
a Terrible Explosion of Natural Gas in
Pittsburg.

Pittsburg.
PrrTsBURG, October 19th-The first seri-
Gus natural gas explosion in this city in
two years, O0urred this morning in the
noted Albemarle and Bijon Theater block.
The gas accumulated from leaky main,
where workmen had been changing the
pipes, and about 10:15 o'clock there were
three terrific explosions simultaneously in
the cellars of ID. ]. Reed, Hotel Albemarle
and Bijou Theater. The conclusion shook
the buildings for severals quares and broke
every window in the block The fire
which started was soon gotten under con-
troll.
Investigation shows that fifteen person
in all were injured, five of them, it is be-
lieve, fatally. The pecuniary damage by
the explosion will reach $50 ,OO0 The
fatally injured are employees of the gas
company, who were making repairs
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IN THE BALANCE.

The Lass Chance of the Anarchists for
Their Lives.
lCopyrghi, 1887, by the California Associ zted Press
NEW York, October 20th-A. M.-Gen-
eral Roger A. Pryor, counsel foE the con-
demned Anarchists, will leave New York
tomorrow with Captain Black and Moses
Solomon for Washington, where the mo-
ton for appeal will be made tomorrow
before Justice Harlan, of the United States
Supreme Court. General Butler, who has
also been retained, went to Boston to-day,
but will join his associate tomorrow.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSACTIONS.
Filled October Is 1851

IFIIttl UCIObGr 10. 1851.
Clarence Nelson aud wife 10 John Bsck-Iot
l and west half of lot 2, in block and T, Third
and Fourth streets $3.50.
u. f. Alexander 20 X. T. Deviin- Lots and 4,
In block and J, Twenty-eighth and Twenty
ninth streets; 81.
Filled October 10, 1871
A. Leonard to Euoch Drew-Solth sixty feet
OF lot J. south sixty feet of west quarter of lot 2
in block and q, Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets; grant
Eli Mayo to Augustine Egle and Annie J.
Bronmer-West quarter of lot 6, III block + and
g. Sixth and Seventh streets; 81.
Francis C. Meyer TO James McClatohy & Co.
Lot 3, in block NJ, of highland Park: SlG0.
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THE CROW TKOUBLE.
The Montana Indians still Defiant and
WarIike.

CHICAGO, October l9th.-The Tisaes'
Billings, NJ. T., special says The method
to be pursued in the capture of the re-
fraetory Crows is kept strict secret by the
military and Indian authorities. Sword
bearer returned yesterday from the camp
in the mountains, where he has been The
hast few days fasting and making medicine
and solitary communion with tho spirits of
his grandfather and mother. He is now
within six miles of Fort Custer in warlike
array, seeSningly undaunted.
General Dudley states that if permission
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The following, from the Norristown
Herald, is good and to the point: Emil
Zoia received 100000 from his pen last
year, and Western paper says there is
hog-raiser in Kansas who gets twice that
from his pen. And no doubt the hog
raisers pen is the cleaner of the two.
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" johnny" said mother to her son, Q
years old, go and wash your face; an
ashamed to see You coming to dinner with
such a dirty month" al did wash it.
mamma" and, feeling his upper lip, he
added gravely, Il think it mus, be q
mustache coming,'
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OREGON.
Astoria Pleased With Her New Water
Supply for Fires.

ICoplga, 1857, by l.e California associated Pres
ASTORIA, October 19th-The line eight.
inch iron pipe laid six hundred feet south
from the river, for fire purposes, with valve
connections complete, was given trial this
afternoon and found to be entirely satisfac-
tory. 1t solves the problem of water
supply for the Astoria fire department.
Four minutes after the arrival of the en-
gines two streams were thrown. After the
engines stopped the pipe was found full of
water, all ready for immediate use had a
fire broken ont
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NOT GULLY"

The Dassonvilles Acquitted of the MUIR
der of Richards.
iCOpyg, 1857, By lie California Associated Press.l
NEVADA CITY, October h-The Jury in
the DasonviIle case, af er being out twenty
minutes, returned verdict of not guilty.
The agreement was reached on the second
ballot On motion of the District Attorney,
the case against Annie NJ Dassonville, wife
of the defendant, was ordered dismissed
and the bonds OF both released. Dasson-
sllle's friends aud relatives feel highly
pleased with the verdict.
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UTAH.

The Church Receivership Case on Argu-
ment in The Courts.
ECopyrG, 1887, by a.e California Associated faessl
SALT LAKE, October l9,h-Arguments
Tor Receiver in the Church cases were be-
gun to-day in the Territorial Supreme
Court. A stipulation was filed to avoid
taking testimony, showing that the Nor
mon Church is only a religious and benev-
olent association, not operating under the
act OF incorporation. The arguments will
consume several days.
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CANADA.

A Prosperous Mormon Colony in North
west Territory.
OTTAWA. October 19lh.-Advices received
here indicated that the Mormon COLONY
that settled at Lees Creek, in Lethbrdge.
Northwest Territory, is in a prosperous
state. a recent visitor there states that the
followers of Joe Smith have made more
progress in three months than other set
tiers have in as many years.
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IN NEW YORK HARBOR.

No New Cases of Cholera at the Guaran-
tine Station.
QUARANTINE ISLAND (N. ", October
19th.-Health Officer Smith states that all
are well at Hoffman's Island. Eight of
the Alesia's passengers now at the hospital
are able 20 return to Hoffman's Island
The passengers on the Britannia are all
well. She is now being thoroughly
cleansed and disinfected.
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NEVADA.

Death of the Husband of the Daughter
of Wiunemucca
lCoppl4, 1887, by rte California Associated Pressi
LovELocK, October 19th.-L w Hop-
kins, husband of Princess" Sarah Winnie
mucca, died this morning. He will be
buried to- morrow
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GULF STORMS.
Heavy Wind and Rain at New Orleans
Property Damaged

Property Damaged.
NEW, ORLEANS, October 19th.-A severe
storm has prevailed here since last night.
with rainfall of two inches, and the wind
reaching velocity of forty-eight miles per
hour. Trees, fences and buildings were
blown down. Reports from plantations
along Morgan's railroad, from Morgan City
to New Orleans, show that almost all the
sugar cane has been blown flat The rear
portion. of this city, west of Clayboro
street, is inundated to a considerable ex-
tent
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Several European specialists hare. made
the curious observations that acute rheuma-
sIsm is more ITevalens in dry than in rainy
weather.
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OUR EASTERN SHIPMENTS or BOOTS and SHOES

Are daily arriving. Among the many lines re-
ceived yesterday note two special values:
Ladies DOngoa Kid Button Shoes opera toe medium heel Sizes
too, in D. and EE widths. Price, 81 rs.
Ladies French DOnsh Kid Button Shoes dxbe soe opera toe
LanStry tp satin lined in c. D. E. EE widths Price, $780,
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German, named Heite was burning
grass on his premises, when the fire got
beyond his control and caught Austin's
ranch, where it is now burning The loss
is about $4,000. No dwellings were de-
stroyed, and the damage done to fences
was nominal.
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
DEPARTME
THREE NEW ITEMS IN

Ladies BOucle Cloth WALKING JACKETS in Black or Brown
trimmed with new style Bullet Buttons at 81 and S..
Ladies Black Diagonal Cloth kEMMAEKETS DOublebNaSed at ST.
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/. o. o. F. Grand Officers.

SANTA Rosa, October 19th.-James War
ner. who resides near Santa Rosa. was
thrown from his buggy while driving
through the streets to-day and sustained a
disiocation of the shoulder and other slight
injuries.
Frenchman named Ferno, who has
been engaged in a Guerneville sawmill,
was run over and crushed by log last
Monday. He is fatally injured.
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IA The nWEEKLY
UNION" contains more
news, and has a larger
circulation than any
weekly upon tho Pa
CifiC Coast.
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from the depredations of bass and earn.
The creek is rapid and the water clear, and
this is what the fish require.
Tho Copld
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT.

AND VALUABLE INFORMATION
BUYERS OF CLOTHING.
We have secured the services Glass
DONAHUE formerly Cutter
Tailoring Department. who will personally
and guarantee PERFECT FIT NO CHARGE
hons CLOTHING leav-
ing be EQUAL TO TAILOR MAKE
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WASHINGTON, October 19th.-An elegant
farewell dinner was given at the Arlington
Hotel tonight by the japanese Minister.
Covers were aid for eighteen.
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a heavy wind prevails Tonight, at 8
O'Clock, the fire can be seen from the city.
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The Knights Adjourn.

MINNEAPOLIS, October 19th-The Gen
eral Assembly, Knights of Labor, remained
in session all day. only taking its final ad-
journment at o'clock this afternoon. All
the business was disposed of, and the elev-
enth Assembly has the record of accom-
plishing more than any of its predecessors.
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VOLUME LVIII.-NO. SO
CHANGED DAIiY FOR C. H. GILMAN-OCToBER 10, 1887.
SPECIAL OFFERING TO-DAY.

The Empress Six-Button Kid Cloves Embrod-
cred Backs.
DESIRING TO CLOSE OUT THE ABOVE LINE OF GLOVES,
ID they not coming expectations the Regular
standard However the larger portion them sold have
proven satisfactory but instances they For
that will close the entire owhich sold
for less than Stat FIFTY CENTS A PAIR Coors are
Medium and Dark Brown and Tans Sizes g. 6 and II.